3VCF Selects Fremont Bank to Manage Investments
The Three Valleys Community Foundation has selected Fremont Bank to provide comprehensive investment management services for the nonprofit organization. Read The Independent Article>>
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MLK Fellowship Breakfast Changes Hands to 3VCF
MLK Fellowship Breakfast organizer, Pleasanton Community of Character, will hand over reins of philanthropic celebration to Three Valleys Community Foundation. Read The Independent Article>>
Three Valleys Community Foundation continues to build on successes from early years
New Three Valleys Community Foundation developments include expanded partnership with Fremont Bank, ‘Nonprofits Now!’ podcast, ‘Next Gen Philanthropy’ initiative, taking over MLK Legacy Event Read the Pleasanton Weekly Article>>
Make A Difference Day – 2025
Pleasanton’s annual Make a Difference Festival connects local agencies and nonprofits with community members looking for volunteer opportunities. Thank you to our 3VCF Board members and advisors, local electeds and
3VCF Now Accepting Applications for Class of 2025 David Yandell Living Legacy Service Scholarship
Three Valleys Community Foundation, in partnership with Amador Valley High School (AVHS), is excited to announce the David Yandell Award Service Scholarship!
3VCF & Embarcadero Media Foundation Partner to Host ‘Preserve & Invest in Local Journalism’ Event
Community Foundations exist to support community causes and local nonprofits. To that end, Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) and Embarcadero Media Foundation partnered to host a special event focused on
3VCF Selected to Administer Alameda County’s $3M Opioid Settlement Innovative Mini-Grant Program Funds
Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) was selected by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors as the fiscal agent to administer $3 million dollars in Opioid Settlement Innovative Mini-Grant Program funds.
Cruising Down Memory Lane: Stories of Pleasanton in the 1950s – Book Showcase
Donna Kamp McMillion, the visionary behind the unique book project “Cruising Down Memory Lane: Stories of Pleasanton in the 1950s,” has partnered with Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) to ensure
3VCF & Local Nonprofits Meet to Discuss Challenges of Homelessness
3VCF and local nonprofits gathered at a quarterly event hosted by Goodness Village at CrossWinds Church Farm Theater. The meeting, part of the Good Neighbor Project, aimed to address homelessness
3VCF Forms Professional Advisors Network (PAN)
In April 2024, Three Valleys Community Foundation (3VCF) formed a Professional Advisors Network (PAN), chaired by 3VCF Board Member Kim Damiani. 3VCF works with professional advisors and connects them with